How to Answer: Do you have experience making dentures?
Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Dental Laboratory Technician job interview.
21. Do you have experience making dentures?
How to Answer
The interviewer wants to know more specifics about your work history. This is a simple yes or no answer, followed up with a few details. The last thing you want to do is exaggerate your experience because you might get placed in a position where you are over your head. If you are not proficient at making dentures tell the interviewer your level of experience and that you look forward to learning more.
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Entry Level
"I learned how to make dentures in school but haven't had the opportunity to make them in my current position. I picked it up quickly in school and look forward to building my skills if chosen for this position."
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Answer Example
"I would rate myself as an intermediate level when it comes to the creation of dentures. So long as I have a supervisor to review my final work, I can go through the denture making process on my own."
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Experienced
"I have fifteen years' experience in making dentures and also have experience training junior technicians. Dentures are, I would say, my specialty. I am happy to bring this skill to work with your organization and can also train any staff who may require it."
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